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Topic:"Budgets And Targets" in M03096

Matter: P-199 - Nova Scotia Power Inc./Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation - Request for Funding from NSPIRequest Board approval for initial funding of ENS by NSPI in the amount of $2,040,000.  Funding will cover the cost of establishing ENS as a functioning entity and of operating it as such during its first twelve months.  In addition, Funding would include an additional amount to fund the work of ENS in developing the 2012 DSM plan, including the engagement of appropriate consultants and participation in the Program Development Working Group (PDWG) process.
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04432Board Decision Letter 1 passage
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The Board requested that NSPI review and comment on the ENS request. In a letter dated May 21, 2010 from Alan Richardson, Vice President, Integrated Customer Services of NSPI, NSPI stated as follows: NSPI believes the overall estimate of $...

AI summary The Board requested NSPI to review and comment on ENS's funding request. NSPI found the proposed budget of $2.04 million reasonable and expects ENS to manage costs within the 2010 and 2011 DSM program budgets. The Board approved the initial budget and directed NSPI to fund it, subject to a transition plan and conditions.

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04432Board Decision Letter 1 passage
Section 5 p. p. 0
The Board requested that NSPI review and comment on the ENS request. In a letter dated May 21, 2010 from Alan Richardson, Vice President, Integrated Customer Services of NSPI, NSPI stated as follows: NSPI believes the overall estimate of $...

AI summary The Board requested NSPI to review and comment on ENS's funding request. NSPI found the estimated cost of $2.04 million reasonable and agreed to fund it upon UARB approval. The Board approved the initial budget and directed NSPI to fund it, subject to conditions and a transition plan.

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